Key result
Protocol outlines a 6-month web-based self-care feasibility trial for managing metabolic syndrome in COPD.
Why the study?
Patients with COPD face an increased risk of metabolic syndrome, prompting the need to assess the feasibility of a web-based multimodal self-care program for its management.
Does a web-based multimodal digital technology (Digital Metabolic Rehabilitation) demonstrate feasibility for managing metabolic syndrome in patients with stage I-II COPD?
Does a web-based multimodal digital technology (Digital Metabolic Rehabilitation) demonstrate feasibility for managing metabolic syndrome in patients with stage I-II COPD?
This study protocol outlines a single-arm feasibility trial of a digital multimodal lifestyle intervention for managing metabolic syndrome in patients with early-stage COPD.
Protocol for single-arm feasibility trial of web-based self-care in early COPD-metabolic syndrome; leaves open whether digital multimodal intervention warrants larger efficacy trials.
• Study protocol of a digital intervention for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. • Participants engage with digital wellness platforms individually and with online groups for 6 months. • Primary outcome focuses on assessing intervention feasibility by month 6. • The entire intervention is conducted remotely. • The study seeks to inform scalable interventions for metabolic syndrome management in a cohort of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Individuals diagnosed with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) are exposed to an increased risk of metabolic syndrome (MetS), which negatively affects their health outcomes and quality of life. Lifestyle interventions have shown promise in managing MetS. This study outlines the protocol for a web-based multimodal self-care program, Digital Metabolic Rehabilitation, for managing MetS in patients with COPD. The Digital Metabolic Rehabilitation is a single-arm feasibility trial that integrates the Canadian Health Advanced by Nutrition and Graded Exercise (CHANGE) Program and a web-based wellness platform. The web-based wellness platform employed in this study is My Viva Plan (MVP)®, which integrates a holistic, multicomponent approach to promote wellness. The intervention will primarily focus on lifestyle changes for patients with COPD. Over 6 months, participants will use the web-based wellness platform and engage in weekly online support group sessions. Fifty patients diagnosed with stage I-II COPD and MetS will participate. Blood tests, anthropometrics, body composition, physical function, muscle strength, physical activity, energy metabolism, quality of life and mental health will be assessed at baseline, 3, and 6 months. The Digital Metabolic Rehabilitation program aims to explore whether a multimodal integrative intervention delivered through a web-based wellness platform can be implemented by patients with COPD with MetS. By combining the expertise of the CHANGE Program with the digital delivery format, the intervention seeks to enhance self-monitoring and foster better self-management practices. The protocol outlines a novel and potentially impactful intervention for managing MetS in patients with COPD
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Silva et al. (2024) studied Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Metabolic Syndrome (n=50). Digital Metabolic Rehabilitation was evaluated on Intervention feasibility by month 6. This study protocol outlines a 6-month single-arm feasibility trial of a web-based multimodal self-care program for managing metabolic syndrome in 50 patients with stage I-II COPD.
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